Explorers to Start Second Colorado Canoe Race at Dawn
The Brahmar District Explorer unit of Boy Scouts of America plans a two day Colorado River canoe race from Wegenhott Farm Garwood to Wharton Highway 59 bridge, with up to 18 teams, starting Thursday at 9:06 am and continuing Friday. Entry fee six dollars covers canoes, paddles, life belts, insurance and awards. Participants must be 14 or older, proficient swimmers, and meet a physical exam requirement.
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Brahmar
Cabinet of
Boy Scouts of America
Colorado
Colorado River
We Kenholt Farm
Wharton Highway 59 Bridge
Wegenhott Farm
Garwood
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Keypt
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Boy Scouts
Scouts Tuner 14
Brahman Diessel
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Reflections on the International Sunday School Lesson Malachi 5
A reflective piece critiques self deception and materialism in religious life. It cites Malachi urging repentance, proper gifts, and honest living, warning that profit before God leads churches toward hollow materialism. It quotes Jesus urging to seek first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness.
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International Sunday School
Malachi
Jim
Imaw
Malach
God
Tary
Jesus
Marine Cpl Clyde Black In Vietnam
Marine Cpl Clyde Black serves in Vietnam with the Firal Barne Division infantry. The unit aims to provide artillery fire support while engaging in operations and to assist Vietnamese locals through civil action projects like wells bridges and schools.
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Clyde Black
Vietnam
Sovine
Bocon
Wells
Cedverts
Saiall
National Egg Monti Suggests Adding Taste to Meals
Marshall Miller of Texas A&M Extension poultry marketing urges using eggs to enhance nutrition and flavor in every meal. He notes eggs are a versatile protein source and can be part of national egg month awareness.
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Marshall Miller
Texas A&m Univerity
Market Report from Colomirbus Livestock Commission
The Colomirbus Livestock Commission owners announce there will be no sale next Thursday. Last Thursday the market was active with 435 head of cattle and 50 hogs handled. Calves ranged from 24 to 265 while yearlings sold from 24 to 26.5. Packer cows brought 19 to 20 percent, commercial bulls 21.5 to 23.5. Hereford and Angus cattle from Reavy sold with noted figures.
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Colomirbus Livestock Commission
Seymour Elected Director Of Federal Home Loan Bank
Sam K. Seymour of Columbus and president of Colorado County Federal Savings loan Assn and partner in Seymour lumber and hardware firm has been elected a director of the Federal Home Loan Bank in Little Rock Arkansas for a two year term beginning January 1 He was notified of his appointment by John Hayne of Washington chairman of the Federal Home Loan Board The Little Rock bank serves New Mexico Texas Arkansas Louisiana and Mississippi
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Sam K Seymour
Columbus
Colorado County Federal Savings Fo Loan Assn
Seymour Lumber and Hardware’ Fim
Federal Home Loan Bank
Little Hock
Ark
John Hayne
Washington
Federal Home Loan Boar
Little Rock Bank
New Mexico
Texas
Arkansas
Eisions
Mississippi
Cattle and hog markets show varied finishes amid holiday wishes
Calves rose from 24 to 28 and heifer calves moved 22 10 25. Crossbred stock calves brought 23 to 26.5 while land heifers sold 22 to 25. Stocker cows and heifers traded 18 to 22. Butcher hogs brought 15 to 165 with jaw feeder pigs and snouts 12 to 15. Owners extend a happy holiday season to all.
Twelve Area Seniors Honored At DAR Christmas Tea
Twelve senior high school girls from this area were honored by the Joan Everett Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution at a Christmas Tea in Columbus on December 15. The honorees, selected after the DAR Good Citizenship Award, represented schools including Eagle Lake Garwood Sealy Schulenburg Weimar Hallettsville Ellinger Fayetteville and Rutersville.
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Joan Everett
Episcopal Parish
Columbus
Judy Emel
Eagle Lake
Caro_lyn Rees
Garwood
Donna Preibisch
Sealy
Gladyz [Steinman
Schulenburg
Delores Wick
Weimar
Agriculturists Advised on Investment Credit Provisions
Extension farm management specialist James Mallett urges agriculturists not fully familiar with investment credit provisions to consult their tax professional or local Internal Revenue agent for guidance. Market notes mention wheat quote and stock held at a local drug store.
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James Mallett
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Fateis
Gw Ess
Hage Inke Droge
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W. G. Dirk
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Frozen Foods Banquet Chicken
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